SQL INJECTION IN .NET

Prevent SQL injection in .NET applications.

SQL injection in .NET applications remains one of the most common threats to application security. The reason: the rewards to attackers are high, while the skill required to pull off an attack is low.

Here’s how an SQL injection in .NET applications most often works: attackers enter SQL commands into something like the form fields on a website, as part of a database query. For .NET applications that don’t adequately clean or validate these inputs, the SQL commands may be executed by the database, giving attackers access to unauthorized data, or to control of the application itself.

While performing an SQL injection in .NET is relatively easy, the results can be devastating. Data may be lost or stolen, user credentials may be exposed, or attackers may alter the way an application and its database behave.

While preventing SQL injection in .NET software is relatively easy, many organizations lack the proper app security testing technology to stop it. Traditionally, this was because web application scanning solutions were expensive to deploy, time-consuming to manage and a drag on the productivity of development teams.

Veracode has changed all that with cloud-based testing technology that makes application security faster, easier and more cost efficient.

Stopping SQL injection in .NET with Veracode.

Veracode had become a leading provider of application security services that protect the software the world depends on. With a cloud-based platform hosting a suite of testing technologies, Veracode enables organizations to embed security throughout the software development and procurement lifecycles.

As a cloud-based offering, Veracode’s solutions are easy to deploy and require no on-premise hardware or software. Veracode’s team of security specialists continually refines and upgrades the scanning technology to combat the latest threats like SQL injection in .NET applications, as well as Java SQL injection and LDAP injection. And with each scan, Veracode provides results within a matter of hours and includes a list of recommended fixes prioritized by severity of the flaw and risk to the organization.

Multiple technologies for protecting against SQL injection in .NET software.

Veracode’s comprehensive SaaS-based testing solutions include several technologies that can easily identify vulnerabilities that permit SQL injection in .NET applications.

Veracode Web Application Scanning is a service that finds, scans and monitors public facing websites and applications, identifying flaws like SQL injection vulnerabilities for faster remediation.

Veracode Static Analysis scans binaries to search for vulnerabilities in web, mobile and other applications. This service is perfectly suited to finding SQL injection in .NET applications from vendors, as these third parties are not required to divulge source code or intellectual property.

Learn more about combating SQL injection in .NET applications with Veracode, and about Veracode’s cross site scripting prevention solutions and technology to stop cross site request forgery with a CSRF token.

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